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l1NVENTIONS.
Many OF the. Most Valuable OF Them the Re
! ~ -. sult of Mere Accident. yfyJE

81
YoutHs Companion, -is IA K u RS
The bsyonst ia ssid to have derived it's
name from the fact that 1t was first made
at Bayonne, and Ito origin illustrates the
proverb, Necessity is the mother of in.
vention." a. Basque regiment was hard
pressed by the enemy on the mountain
ridge near Bayonne. One Of The soldiers
suggested that, as their ammunition was
exhausted, they should fix their long
knives into tho barrels Of their musksts.
The euggeation was acted upon. The
ffss bayonet charge was made, and the
victory Of the Basques led to the manufac.
ture Of the weapon at Dayonne and it's
adoption into the armies Of Europe. 4 Not
unfrequentiy an invention has bsen sup.
gested by come trivial event, which would
have paa1ed pnpotlced had not man
with eyes and brains eeen 1t. a. ~. :
| A1gand, poor Swiss, invented lamp
with wick fitted into a hollow cylinder,
up which g current Of air wss allowed to
pass, thus giving q supply Of OXYGEN to
the interior ns well as to the exterior Of
tho circular flame. At first Argand used
the lamp without glass chimney. One
day he was busy. in his workroom, and
sitting before his burning lamp. His
little brother was amneing himself by
placing a botton,less oil ask over differ
ent articles. Suddenly he placed 1t upon
the fame Of the lamp, which instantly
shot up the long, circular neck ot the
flask with increased brilliancy. 1t did
more for 1t flashed into AYQard'a mind
the idea OF the lamp chimney, by which
bis invention was perfected. 1870 l3 Az
q One day the children Of q Dutch spec.
tacls.maker we're playing with several Of
their father'u glaeses before the door Of his
shop. Sitting two Of the largest glasses to-
esther, they peeped through them and
were surprised to see the weather.cock OF
the opposite church brought close to their
eyes. They called their father TO see the
strange sight. He looked through The
glasses, and what he saw suggeetoI to him
the possibility Of constructing a'icurious
toy. II. 5y5I.s.,t
Calico, hearing Of the toy which made
distant thinga appear close at hand, cav at
once what valuable help 1t would be in
studying the heavens. 4 Ho sat at work.
and soon made the telescope, q ,yS|s:l,.l'
An accident, that Is, the happening OF
something that was not planned, has often
helped to an invention. It helped .ssne.
felder; to invent lithography. he was q
sort Of Observation-Disclosures writer Of verses
and comedies, an actor, a fiddler, q painter,
an engraver, and q printer q He worked al
etching on "copper", but the Icoppersmith
refused to let him have any more plates
! unless he paid cash for them. 10 then
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BREAKFAST.
VIT|ATE:ID BLOOD,
scrofulous, Inherited and Conta.
gious Humors Cured
Y M by Cnticura. Z

THROUGH tho medium OF one OF your books re-.
| ceivcd through Nj. Frank T. Way, Druggist
Apollo Pa. became acquainted With your Uuti.
lily to you that their use has permanently cured
mo oil ono Of the worBt caAes OF blood poisoning In
connection With e!Jslpelas, that have ever seen,
BY some OF the best physicians In our county l
take great pleasure III forwarding to you this testt
u,onlal, unsolicited rs It IL by you In order that
Others suffering from similar maladlps may DO en-.
couraged 10 rive your Cuticura Remedies trial. 4,
i7' :6tIGliE P. 3. WlllTLlNGKR, Leechburg, Pa. z
I Reterenco: Frank 7. WraY DrugRist, Apollo, p.
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IT HAVE been tiH'c!ed with Hay Fever
from early in August until frost, NV
eyes would runa stream of water and 1
eneexed continually was adviued to use
Ely's Cream Balm. I has worked Ike a
charm and can soy am entirely cured.
Mra. EMRL1NE JOHNSON, Chester, Ut. A.
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DoS'r title with nny Throat or Ling
Disease. II you have o Cough or Cold, or
the children are threatened with Group or
Whooping Cough, use Aokes's English
Remedy aud proven! further trouble. It
ia a positive cure, and We guarantee II.
Price 10 and 50:, Logan & Co., O.. r.
Goelze, O. Menkemiller, R. B. Burt and
Bowie Bros. 9'51YI7s n =
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II HAVE boom an annual sufferer from
Hay Fever for 40 years. It recurring
about August ooh Of each year. For
several summers I have used Ely's Cream
Balm With excellent xesulss. 81, free
from any Asthmatie symphonic. hope
many sufferers will be Induced to try the
remedy. GEORGE EAnP, Baltimore, Nd.
si-r5' 3 Il. tt q NJ So X. : "a ~, 80 1Thftw =
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At NIGHT always have Acker's Bsby
soother at hand. II Is the only safe med.
icine yet made that will remove all imam
tile disorders. 1T contains no Opium ar
Morphine, but gives the child natural ease
from pain. Price rs cents. Sold by LOGAN
4 Co., OR. Goeise, O.. Menkemiller. R.
B. Burt and Bowie Rroa. ,a,.l ~ q :.
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I Buckiuh's Arnica Enfve,

Tho best .salve In the world To-! cuts d,
bruiaes, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi..
lively curea piles, or no pay required, II
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfsction.
or money refunded: Price Is cent? pes
boz, For aals by Logan { %. ,g.s,i'. -; 4,
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Z sCROFULOUs ULCERS.

James E. Richardson. Custom House, New Or.
broke out on my body until was maa OF cor
ruption. Everything known u the medical faculty
was tried In yAin.c became 4 nero wreck. At
times could not LIT my hands 10 my head could
not turn In bed; was In constant palm aud looi cd
upon life as 4 curSe. No relief or cure IN ten
years. In 1850 I heard OF the Cuticura Remedies
used them, and was PERFECTLY cured" 6sys}G 5ssI
.iLl HHoln TO before o. y. Com. ]. D, Crawford. =
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Petroleum.

Il717T v -. w IIT31 q Ia -
Ekw York, Sept: kit was an exciting day on
tho Petroleum Exchange OIL opened weak atty
stay ut this figure was only temporary, however,
Tor It was pushed rapidly down 10 Go BY conflict.
Leg reports from tho oil Fields, with reference to
the flow oiwrls and the probable success or tail.
ure Of wells In process Of drilling. The market
closed at G!xc. IL Is fact worthy Vi remark that
though oil dropped eight point, yesterday and
ugain seven points today, there were no failures,
The sales amounted 10 btGl0o0 barrels. I
pr11svuEGu, Pa, Sept H-Pctroleum excited
closed weak opened ate9a; closed u exc; highest
63c; iowes. 62}hao. ~ ~ r, 4 X j. Vi
BRADFORD, PA, Sept. H.-Opened at eskc; closed
at G2&c; highest bs51sc; lowest 62c; clearanccl
25l6,0O0 barrels. 3, DE ..51ys a.
.TlrusvIllI, Pa, Sept 1A-opened at ESQ; highc.,
6S<o; lowest &c; closed At 62hc. 5a' ii-a5. al
PlrILAnE,rllA, PA, Sept Petroleum quiet;
10 abel test $50. Ift ~ r u q. .y, y, * fFgIa'
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate Invaluable. y
Dr.. B. A. Gable, Danphin, Pa, ssys; ~
find 1t invaluable in all cases for which it
is recommended, and ] chee.iully attest
my appreciation Of its excellence" IS,
TThsdW a rs .ssgss ~ ~ X AZ
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aUntold Agony from Catarrh.n

y Prot ". HAUsSEn, tho famous nesncrist,
Of Ithaca, N. T., writes: !" Some ten years ago
suffered untold agony from chronic nasal
catarrh. Ny family. physician gavc mo up as
incurablc, and said' l must die. My caso was
such q bud one, TINT every day, towards sup-
set, my voice would become so hoarse could
barely speak nboyc whisper. In the morning
almost Etrangle me. by tho use or DR.. sagc's
Cniarrh Remedy, In three months, was a we'll
man, and the cure has been permanent" a. IA
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THOMAS J. Rusn1so, Esq, 600, Pine Street,
from catarrh for three years. At times could
hardly breathe, and was constantly hawking
and splitting, and for tho last eight months
could not breathe through the nostrils.
{ thought nothing could DO done for me. Lucls-
lily, was advised to try DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy. and am now d well man. believe
: 1t to be the only suro remedy for catarrh now
manufactured, and one has only to give 1t =
fair trial to experience astounding results md
nernaDcnt cIlrc. p - - 49, -L-- -,
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Helen's Bahio1 ia atill.a mine Of wealth
to its publisher. The 20Osh edition is just
being printed. A 91s A va -
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Tnrco Bottles Cure catarr,,.

n" ELI RoDDINs, Ruhydn P. o., Columbia Co.,
Pa, says: My daughter had catartli when
5 she was Aye years old, very badly. saw DR..
SaCc'B Cntarrh Remedy advertised, and pro-
cured o bottle for her, and soon saw TINT 1t
helped hers a third bottle effected a pcrria-
ncnt cure; She Is now eighteen years old and
sound and hearty" $50 4 WI sl..3' i
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~ ~ = hA ~ SO - l.g lfaI 2 5siFs F'-
G ( el'Qil,h''|:el'll:lIilq2,ta|l:a::r,l.:
Once, Nos. ss and 81 Fourteenth stroot.
"nIGaINs AND 1,EFonM.,
ny II PARKER.

.l' ~ .rlt|UfU.HsI |atrI.ININN.
ta i5Fg, ny II PARKER. 'l' ,5N
Thus heard a mourntae Magwump,
With eyes Autru'ed with 10 lfs, ~ = Ff
NV And his gentle soul within him NJ l.,17i
Torn UP with namciCss fears, lif
Win his head bowed SD before him
To ehoapa the raging Storm. t7,pu e ..1
Which reared aud murdered round him,
For "lllsRlns and Reform" 5SIE
Be was Thin and sharp OF yisage, ,ii
Ana weak aud scanf Of limb, Nv
While his days. wcte dark md cherries,
Nights brought no rest 10 him.
Like tho nyen Ger thu doorway, iSN, q,
NJ Came 10 him out ot tho Atorm, t0a J.
Jops and loud tho llinl burden, a
u "llIgsins and Reform" #8.1.
Was Il this for which he'd fabored,
And Mother Hubbard worcY t'ffl
III! his Bex became riddle, I1s.
Ills haltpart puzzling noref. 185
Ana with winter now approaching, N.t
Thus clad to ftce the ttorm. n
And 70 hear the rude asaailing NJ ~
Of "ulsslnS and Rciorm."
Wat for this he'd straycd In augc. t'.1lt8
Ont IRON bis shait'flug rome, rSs W. 4
With the hungry and the thirsty,
III strange by.paths 10 roam? as ~
Vast for this hc'd shed his ralment, '4
y. TO shlVer In Tho storm. .li H.. lst, d
And 10 hear tho rude, u8g0dly SNET,
Shout "HigslnI aud RsiormG" N
For ashamei 10 seek tho portals fgfNyy
OF the old home has left, n 4, gna sll 7,
While Ills new fouoa friends. bis garments,
Have Ihade their sport and theft, M AZ
With teata his eyes oerilowiuE,
Amidst tho raging storm, % III q. st.'NIs
Comes his mild aud plalntlve protest,
'GainSt Higgins and Reform" j .'
Loud tho scntls OF saint and sinner, sN
As advised with wardrobe slim,
"Find d cave and crawl within II;
Pull the hole III after him." ! a. 4.t
h"Then unwrap your Mother Hubbard,
thlnI the cracks against the storm,
And with hair part Ia tho middle, MIe-
Hide from Higgins and Reform" re
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IF You .would enjoy yonr dinner snd are
prevented BY Dyspepsia, use Acker'a Dys-
pepeia Tablets. They nrc positive cure
for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatulency and
Constipation. We guarantee them, Is
and so cents. Logan & Co., O. R. Goetzs,
Q. Menkemiller, r. B. Burt and Borrie
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, Sept 1i.--Dro,u', Jo,s,7a, rcpo,ts: Cat.
tlo-Recoipn ~ 90 head: shipments 3,LO head :
fairly active aud f0c lower; shipping steers
bulls and mixed d 2ssS Is; Texas cattle 81 osaS co.
uoSs-Eece!ps 1900 head; shipments 5000 head :
market active aud unchanged; mixed IS Us; pick.
sheep-Rece!pts 5000 head; Shipmcntz 500 head !:
market active and l0al5c decline; natives 81 TIA
Is; western s. 25a3 rs; Texans 81 90a3 co; lambs
81 2Sa5 ~ per 100 pound. .i{ 5 ~ :"
East LmEETY, Sept. H-Cattie-R Receipts rs
81 SOFAS %: fair 10 good 5, 76a4 %; common IS Goa
So. Hogs-Receipts $500 head: shipments j, COO
bead; market slow; Philadelphia IS 6sa5 IS;
workers. % 2oa6 a.: common to fur IS 0ca5 15
market fair; prime q 25ai 49, fair to good IS 75a
400; common 81 6osS 90. N. ;ssl i, ~ ~,
C1NCINNArI, o., September 14.-Hogs quiet
and easy; common And light 81 1Oa5 Is; packing
aud butchers 81 y0a5 70; receipts 800 head; ship
IL. b. r. -. tH.H HSs " 40
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sKIr.succEss Soap alleviates and heals,
sktn-success cures all Skin Diseases. Al
Drug Store Of McLain Bros. n
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The wife who carries on her husband's
pawn chop after his decsasa Is truly q
"loan Widder,H 81 !. 49, 80 -
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! ONE OF THE WORST CAaEs, !.

ONE OF TIE WORST. CASES.
Wo have been selling your Cuticura Remedies
Tor years, and have tho 0rst complaint yet 10 10
csive from purchaser. Ono Of the WORT cases oil
bottles OF Cutcura kesolveut. Cuticura, and CUT.
cura Soap The Boap takes the .cako" hero a. q
medicinal soap: =, :, ,E,, Z, =, go, :,
IN li3,9.'i " IS i'fy17g Z ~ Frankfort KIM
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C1NcrNNArl. @. Sept, II Flour steady, ,Whes,
firm; No rod TIC; receipts 5000 bushels. .hin.
%sas to@ os bushels s Corr r@ No mixed ~.
No. 6oc. Pork firm at SIS So lard eascr ats ~
nulk meats firm; thort rib4 . 0ealilSsc, bac cS,
steasy; short ribs lO25o; short clear 10 soc
ahisEy stesayi sales OF 1893 barrels on a basis
". hasies sugar and cheese hrm. EgCs In
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qniet, No. win,er red spot ;6lSs7Sc: Sen:yr n W.,
5ss1a16}so; 0cobo; isA7SAc; November 7ys1asSe a.:
December 81 s4asl74Sc Corn. western arm and inii
mixed spo, tsHe 70: October 4sascc Oats arm
sIons quiet and steady: mess porE sd ssaiS n
Lard ntluGd g. Coffee easier; Rio casg5e, ordina.
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Cotton.

J NEW YORK, Sept, 14.-Cotton steady: upland.
0zSc; Orleans lGe; futures closed s;eady; Sep.
temher $50; October 0.2Sc; November 9.Nc;
December 9.24c; January 0.3lc; February $3.50;
March 0 47c; April s.5.c; May 9.61c; juno 9.70c;
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tried to utilize the old plates by rubbing
of the etching with a soft limestone. ~,
:. At last the copper became useless
through many rnbbings, and he tried
etching on the stone, q plan that did not
work very well. Ono day, whilo be was
poliahing Of stone which he intended
to etch, hia mother asked him to write
out q List OF the linen which the washer.
woman was waiting to carry OF. Not
finding slip oil paper or q drop Of Ink,
he wrote the list on tho stone, with print.
Ing Ink prepared from WAX, soap and
|amp.black, intending to copy II at
leisure. 70 '3t. i7l f-%
A few days later ho was about to wipe
the writing from tho stone. Suddenly 10
thought he would learn what would be
the effect Of writing with tho prepared Ink
on the stone. II It should DO bitten In
with aqaariortis. He bit away 10 about
the hundredth part Of IN inch, charged
the lines with the ink, took several I'm.
preaslons Of the writing, and discovered
that he had invented the nrt Of litho.
RruplllH. " lt=4 lH WY ft4I#.Ifs" l.H 7 I4Hf
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"Ihe jury will give full weight to this
teetimony,"' said the judge, as a half.
drunken witness left tho stand. b =
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The man who ia always claiming that
heaven is his home Is always the last one
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The name OF the Chinese Emperos's
wife is Kan Di. She isn't as sweet Is that,
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How about the deadly car atove2 Has
# gone, or has It Just been taking vaca:
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II There is money in comets. The dis.
covery- WAS made by Professor Swift. ~
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y sCROFULOUs, INHERITED,

j tilt sCROFULOUs, INHERITED, .;3Si95
And Contagious Humozs. With Loss Of Hair, and
Eruptions Of the Bktn are positively cured by Gu.
tcura and Cuucura Soap externally and Cuilcura
Resolvent internally. when y l other medicines
fall. Send Tor pamphlet. Rs.y 81 a d 81 e,5
Cuiicura Remedies are sold everywhere. Price:
Cuticuia, the Great Skin Cure, 70 CENTS Cutlcura
Soap, an Exquisite Boautlfer, Is cents: CutlcurA
Rcsotvent, tho New Blood Purifier, 81 o. Potter
Drug and Chemical Co., Boston. S5rF 4 ISL
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TOLEDO, Sept. A.--Wteat stesdy: cash 77zIc.
November s5Ae; December 77Ac;, May S3,Sc. torni
and firm; prime 81 29:' October 81 2Oa4 Ill.
December 81 ss1st4 IS; January 81 42H%; Februarv
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Hugo IIasslcrl's Testimony,

3F1 Hugo Hasskcrl's Testimony, :;SS
Tho Swift Specific Company, Atlanta. Gal ~
Gentiemeu-Fpr TWO years had n Ecvcro cnso OF
eczema. used tar soaps sulphur soaps and various
other remedies, and wins prescribed forhy numbers
mined TO Try tho s. s. s. remedy and seven or eight
bottles have Thoroughly relieved mo. and you Gun
use this certificate ~ my InRnner you wish. q
& New York. Mny s. 1881. 1870 " (.
a Treatiso on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
rs e. Il q TUE SWIFT srEcIr1c Co., 54i5 2
l554gtsi M 80 Drawer T. Atlanta ca.
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Y Piles! pilos, Plleni

Where ono speech or one ssrmon is con;
aicered too ehort, 900 are far too long. 81 !;
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{ Charlotte Rnndow's' Testimony. =
ID ~ 81. t13ss5lFgF Sr&v yhrfr Nnv a 1ss.

Nh ~ -7TII1 .'h" V1s1kt 11 q EVE
Swift apeelae Company, Atlanta, Ga: 49,
& Gcutlcmen- Hayjns ,,arG annoyed with plmplcs,
eruplons and fclglness BY tho DeiFt from had con.
dltIon OF my blood, for more thnn Sear, usca q
leading preparation OF snrsnparil and otiies hd7ct.
ised remedies to no effect. Then coDalic prom.
jpept physicIan,i md from his treatment received
p9 beGnat, then concluded to trytho .. s. s. rem
e5y Tor lbs plsog, and ilyo or ak packages by n
thorough GrgdlcAllon Of my troubln un restoring
kmoothness TO my skin; hayG lnada lls happy and
chseTfnl!y give yon ibis Testimonial ibr such Ist
80 Fgftt5'f5..g ~ CHARLOTTE RAINBOW, q.
~ 81 -Hsf2 1S1 Dowcry, ucnr Canal Street,
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b FINANcK AND TRADE.
The Features Of ths Money and s.ook
f,,ll sf3f3 r. W Marx oks ~ vi .gssVy hFlTIty

NV Yong, Sept A--Noaey on call easy, rang.
ins from 70 O. per cent. last loan at 8, closing
offered 40. Prime mercantile paper 7ao u stes.
iing EXCHANGE active aud steady 1t 81 So1tai az.
Inc stock market to-day was more active, the
beas sgain iakiDg the aggressive with The fesilt
that everything on the list l. materially lower TO.
hlght, INC opening. was yety weak aud modefa To-
Ing Up 70 per cen! In !epey CeatrAi. Decided
We, weakness was shown Ii Tho early dealings and
under ne lead Of Western uuion prices were dc.
p[fSsssa from to ~ per cent In The h. fifteen
4 partial rally followed and tho market cont,nu.
gu alternately active AMI weak and dull, and from
especially heavy drive being made after u, which
wa followed BY tho strongest rally Of The day al
1e,ocE., The bears however, nailed the iiat Ia tho
lAt hait hour, and tho lowest prices was generally
reached al or near tho close. which was ftitiY nc.
tiye aud weak All the active stocks arc lower; jer.
ny rsn.!al 10 down AZ, Reading and West Union
preferred ". Delaware 4 liudfoa TX, Norfolk 4
Western preferred IN, Missouri Pacific and Wheel.
Ing D. Lake Etle per cent. Snlea 400 iol hhatcs
Railroad bonds were dull. sales $4,000 = -,
Government bonds were dull and heavy, litt
6tQtD honda dull and hfavv W.. N|HHI
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Baltimore 1.-Two Stock Market. 8
OFFICE OF TIE CALyERroN srocK YARDS, st) ~
y al = K D. 8 MONDAY, Sept. l., 1857.
-, TIE SWINE MARKET, SIS
Arrivals this Gg93
Arrivals lest . G19o
Arrivals ono year ,02
7, sRINARKS. n. als'l&
There Is full supply Of hogs on tho market this
week, some 500 more than tho fair run Of last
week. The qualify " M improvement on that OF
last weeks offerings Trade Is reported as being
good In all the yards, and the market stronger
than 1t was then al the figures then prevailing.
Prices 7Aa71SSc with most sales at and near tho
latter figure Oi the receipts 1854 head came
over the SpennsylvAnla railroad, and 2,l29 head
over the baltimore & Ohio railroad. II !.,35 I93st
& {s6 CLAREuoNr LIVE sTocK MARKET, | q
" ~ T. tBALTtvonE, Sept u, 1851 j,
An hogs and sheep sold In these yards by Z. A.
BlackShero are at gross weight ~ q y5IT81s55a
y Receipts this week 2.Si6 head OF hogs, against
2,iS6 head 1ast week: fair to good selling III SIS sd
TO IS 90: rough hosa atsi IS to s. 70; market arm
at these prices. Y g5 "A - =
- !tt ARRIVALS OF LIVE srocK, Y! N
At Edre,roni Stoet Yards. vta Baltimore & Ohfo
75i;S; Railroad, for sretk ending sept. II. ~.
3s2 cars containing 5l2l cattle, IS calves, 5,22l
sheep and lambs, 6,675 hogs, lis horses. IL
mules. shipments to New York, Philadelphia,
e.e. 300 cattle. u calves, LIN sheep and lambs
Ao't Aenst .tps-e>
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-15
Tho Theatrical Profession.

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Ncrit will win and receive public recognition and
praise. Facts. which AFRO tho outcome OF general OK.
perlcncc, growing through years OF critical md
practical test, become Ms rooted md immovablo a.
tho rock Of Gibraltar in public opinion, md hence
forth need no further guarantee rs 10 their gcnu.
incness. Tho ind!sputabo fact that swifts Specific
ID tho best blood purifier IN tho world Is oupof te1e
imnovablo Gibraltar rock facts OF which we hnvo
spoEpn, and every, days experience roots this con.
Class q o9s people a An,friea and n EuroRS.
medical profession. have borne volgnsary, testi::
Mony TO tho remarkable virtues OF y. 3. g., and
iii infnlliblo c1lcncy III curing all diseases Of Ind
blood. These testimonials nro on f!a by tho thou.
sands, md open 10 tho inspection Of ALL Now come
unsolicited. Two DISTINGUISHED members Of tho thcat
Tul curative qualities Of tho Specific In their ind
Ftalat cases, Their testimonials afo herewith sub.
nitted 10 THO puhlib without further ,commcnt-lct
tEem speak for Themselves, tho Indy Is member q
the famous Thnlia Theatre company, Of New York,
md formerly St The Essi,!enee TAenife, Berlin t3sS:
The gsaten,an = q well known member q Tho Now
York Thnlla Theatre Company, Doth nr1 we'll Known
IN theatrical circles III this country and IN Europe,
- Charlotte Uundow's' Testimony, Il y